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What if you couldn’t list your friends, family, or recent employer on your resume? What if you had no references when applying for college? You would basically have no support to back the content of your character; otherwise known as your reputation. So, why then, do people actively neglect the the power, flexibility, and the opportunity the internet affords to the young and success hungry? Your online reputation is the single most overlooked aspect of recent grads applying for college and men and women actively seeking employment.

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What is your online reputation?

Think of your online reputation the way you would think of the photos you share on the internet. You wouldn’t want everyone to see every photo of you, right? You probably just want the ones that reflect the true you. That’s the way it works. Google yourself, right now. What did you see? Maybe nothing, maybe your Facebook profile, maybe even something negative. Whatever the case, when you Googled yourself you did not see the person you are: The strong, talented individual who has the world at their feet… Right? I thought so. Let’s do it.

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...A new survey of 500 top colleges found that 10% of admissions officers acknowledged looking at social-networking sites to evaluate applicants. Of those colleges making use of the online information, 38% said that what they saw "negatively affected" their views of the applicant...

...Job candidates who maintain personal sites on Facebook or MySpace are learning - sometimes the hard way - that the image they present to their friends on the Internet may not be best suited for landing the position they're seeking...